Polyurea floor coating for garages

The floor of a garage is usually poured concrete. If this forms the top layer without grafting, over time oil droplets can seep in, cracks can form, and the bottom can even sink. This not only looks unsightly, it can also be a problem for the groundwater and the statics of the house. A simple way to prevent all this preventively is polyurea floor coating for garages.

Garage floors must meet particularly high requirements. The garage is the room in a house that most often receives wind and weather in all seasons. Snow, de-icing salts or even ice reach the ground unfiltered and are a burden for it. The heat in the summer is often the reason that the then very dry soil cracks. A protective polyurea floor coating for garages can remedy this situation.

Chemical stability due to a polyurea floor coating for garages

The main load for a garage floor usually comes from the mechanical wear caused by the car tires. As a rule, these always travel in the area of the same lanes. There, and in other areas, the floor of a garage should be particularly durable. However, the stress in many garages goes beyond that of the vehicle.

A polyurea floor coating makes the surface chemically stable. This not only has the advantage that any escaping engine oil cannot seep into the ground there and contaminate the groundwater. But, also other problematic materials that you store in your garage will be prevented from getting into the ground.

Preparations for work with polyurea

Garages are useful not only at home. Many automotive workshops have a similar requirement profile. There, too, it makes sense for a polyurea floor coating to stop problematic substances from flowing further into the floor immediately after they escape. An advantage for mechanics who work quickly – a floor coating of polyurea is slip-resistant. This can be further increased by adding acrylic chips to the polyurea mixture, for example. Safety first.

Before we start polyurea floor coating in your garage, it should be prepared as follows:

• Oil and grease residues must be removed
• The floor must be dry
• The floor must be solid as well as dust free